Comments on: The Successful Blogger’s Guide To Blogging http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/ Business, Technology & Life in Seattle Fri, 23 Dec 2011 04:04:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 By: free how to do magic tricks http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-32641 free how to do magic tricks Tue, 19 Feb 2008 18:11:24 +0000 http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/#comment-32641 <strong>free how to do magic tricks...</strong> LOL.. you have a nice point of view... :d good work... free how to do magic tricks…

LOL.. you have a nice point of view… :d good work…

]]> By: kitap http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-9226 kitap Sun, 12 Aug 2007 01:43:22 +0000 http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/#comment-9226 this is very good blog. my blog gettin richer. this is very good blog. my blog gettin richer.

]]> By: cmanlong http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-9108 cmanlong Thu, 09 Aug 2007 20:05:31 +0000 http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/#comment-9108 Nate, I have enjoyed reading your blog for quite a while now and thought the information you provided and linked to in this article would be beneficial to my readers so I linked to it Thanks for stopping by it was an unexpected surprise. later all and have a profitable productive blogging day Nate,

I have enjoyed reading your blog for quite a while now and thought the information you provided and linked to in this article would be beneficial to my readers so I linked to it Thanks for stopping by it was an unexpected surprise.

later all and have a profitable productive blogging day

]]> By: Patrick Lee http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-8869 Patrick Lee Sun, 05 Aug 2007 00:15:31 +0000 http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/#comment-8869 The blogosphere is definitely Darwinian in nature: Survival of the Persistent (I suppose). Those who have a plan and stick to it are the ones who succeed. It's not rocket science. The blogosphere is definitely Darwinian in nature: Survival of the Persistent (I suppose). Those who have a plan and stick to it are the ones who succeed. It’s not rocket science.

]]> By: MDB http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-8761 MDB Fri, 03 Aug 2007 04:03:29 +0000 http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/#comment-8761 Yeah, I think if you are going to do anything do it properly. Start with a gameplan and stick with it. Of course things will happen to change your actions but the most important thing is to KNOW WHAT YOUR TARGET IS. I completely agree with Frank as well. I started out on blogger, but made the change before it became too late. It was still painful though but better than being stuck forever on it. Yeah, I think if you are going to do anything do it properly. Start with a gameplan and stick with it. Of course things will happen to change your actions but the most important thing is to KNOW WHAT YOUR TARGET IS.

I completely agree with Frank as well. I started out on blogger, but made the change before it became too late. It was still painful though but better than being stuck forever on it.

]]> By: Frank http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-8751 Frank Thu, 02 Aug 2007 23:44:18 +0000 http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/#comment-8751 The trap of the hosted blog is a common one. I'm always surprised by how many people use 'Blogger' for something other then a family get together page. It has its place but not for the serious blogger. There is a huge group of people that have put hard yards in developing a site on Blogger and then feel trapped and have to try to transition all there users to a new site on a new domain name. Start your site on your own domain and you'll win from the beginning. The trap of the hosted blog is a common one. I’m always surprised by how many people use ‘Blogger’ for something other then a family get together page. It has its place but not for the serious blogger. There is a huge group of people that have put hard yards in developing a site on Blogger and then feel trapped and have to try to transition all there users to a new site on a new domain name. Start your site on your own domain and you’ll win from the beginning.

]]> By: Glen http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-8718 Glen Thu, 02 Aug 2007 08:28:57 +0000 http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/#comment-8718 People who has been around in the blogosphere knows that most blogs don’t last longer than few months before they are abandoned. Its probably more weeks / days People who has been around in the blogosphere knows that most blogs don’t last longer than few months before they are abandoned.

Its probably more weeks / days

]]> By: Rhys http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-8715 Rhys Thu, 02 Aug 2007 07:04:51 +0000 http://natewhitehill.com/the-successful-bloggers-guide-to-blogging/#comment-8715 "People who has been around in the blogosphere knows that most blogs don’t last longer than few months before they are abandoned." Christ, don't I know it! I'm planning an year long experiment to see just how long most blogs last (chances are unless I'm hit by a bus I will be blogging next year). Blogs that are set up to make money DON'T work. It's been done, you've missed the boat. Provide something for the readers first, then monetize. I am starting a new blog tomorrow (as part of a new website). I'm checking out the guide for marketing as we speak. :) “People who has been around in the blogosphere knows that most blogs don’t last longer than few months before they are abandoned.”

Christ, don’t I know it! I’m planning an year long experiment to see just how long most blogs last (chances are unless I’m hit by a bus I will be blogging next year). Blogs that are set up to make money DON’T work. It’s been done, you’ve missed the boat.

Provide something for the readers first, then monetize.

I am starting a new blog tomorrow (as part of a new website). I’m checking out the guide for marketing as we speak. :)

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